NWS Charlotte forecasts a week with mixed weather, including sun, showers, and thunderstorms. Temperatures will be around mid-80s, with varying chances of precipitation.

The Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office is participating in the annual Safetypup® Program, promoting child safety and drug prevention, and seeking community donations for support.

The Kannapolis Fire and Police departments warn about an increase in fires at rental properties, urging tenants to implement safety measures and secure renter's insurance.

The NWS delivers a detailed weather forecast for Charlotte, N.C., including temperatures, wind patterns, and chances of precipitation, with alerts for potential severe thunderstorms.

A garbage truck worker was hit and killed in Lincoln County, with North Carolina State Highway Patrol investigating the incident involving a stationary garbage truck and a Toyota Camry.

Community volunteers clean historical headstones at Settlers' Cemetery, led by Mecklenburg County's Historic Landmarks Department.

Two York County men were sentenced to 15 years each for large-scale fentanyl distribution after pleading guilty. A DEA operation uncovered the scheme, resulting in the seizure of drugs, cash, and paraphernalia.

Jaylon Little, a former Charlotte-area teacher's assistant, was charged with child sex crimes, including sexual activity with a student and second-degree exploitation of a minor.

Charlotte marked one year since the loss of four officers in a violent ambush, with statements reflecting on the tragedy and commemorating the fallen.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle on Equipment Drive in northeast Charlotte, resulting in road closures during the police investigation.

A deadly crash occurred late Saturday night in south Charlotte, with the police responding and closing the affected road. One person was pronounced dead at the scene; further details are pending.

Governor Stein extends North Carolina's state of emergency for 30 days due to wildfires, emphasizing support for first responders and a prior burn ban. This affects 34 counties and tribal lands.

Huntersville residents can provide input on traffic calming proposals for Devonshire Drive and Cockerham Lane during a public hearing on May 6 at Town Hall.